On offer is an 18th-century hand carved stone head, a powerful fragment of architectural sculpture retaining the expressive style and bold modelling associated with European stonework of the period. The piece displays deeply carved hair, wide-set features and a strong sculptural presence, suggesting it once formed part of a larger architectural element such as a façade relief, keystone or garden ornament.

The head is carved from stone, likely limestone or sandstone, and shows age-related wear consistent with its outdoor origins. A historic break has been professionally repaired, visible but well executed. Its surface retains a naturally weathered patina that enhances its authenticity and historical character. Measurements are approximately 7.5 inches wide, 7 inches high and 5 inches deep. A rare and evocative survivor of 18th-century architectural carving.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Hand carved stone – 18th-century European craftsmanship
✅ Expressive facial features and stylised hair
✅ Architectural salvage fragment
✅ Condition: Age wear with an old, well-executed repair
✅ Weathered surface patina
✅ Measurements: approx. 7.5 in W, 7 in H, 5 in D

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